Fall 2020 Reopening: Residence Life

Posted: July 23, 2020


Hello Trappers,

The fall semester reopening is right around the corner and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome everyone back to campus. You probably have a lot of questions about what it’s going to be like on campus this fall and what to expect for everything from your academics and activities to residence life and student services. Our goals are keeping you healthy, motivated and successful in your academic pursuits, now and in the future.

Today marks the first of a series of communications from the college with the important details about how our careful planning for college operations during the COVID-19 pandemic is likely to change your campus experience this fall. With everyone’s commitment to health and safety precautions, we can get through this together with the common goal of a more normal spring semester on the horizon (fingers crossed).

Today’s topic: Residence Life

As you can imagine, life in the residence halls is going to be different this year. Your health and safety is a top priority and we are implementing some measures to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our halls. Your adoption of the health and safety protocols we’re putting in place will be important from day one all the way through to finals. Remember, we’re in this together.

The Plan

NOTE: dining on campus will be covered in an upcoming communication.

What this means for you

Helpful resources

Who to contact with questions:

Lee Blackmore

Interim Residence & Campus Life Director

lee.blackmore@nwc.edu

307-899-9119

No doubt about it, this semester is going to be demanding on many levels. We’re going to ask a lot of you, even as you ask a lot of yourselves. Help us help you get through it safely and successfully so you don’t have to put your future career plans on hold.

I am looking forward to seeing you on campus this fall. Move in day will be here before you know it.  

Stefani Hicswa, Ph.D.